[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Mrluvaluva

I am sorry but I have been reading this thread and really Kizzy you are so bloody rude in some of your answers. Not just in this thread but in others too. There's really no need.

Im sorry you feel that way... Do you have a view on the topic in discussion ?

[Mrluvaluva]

Originally Posted by kizzy

Im sorry you feel that way... Do you have a view on the topic in discussion ?

There is no point having a debate with you darling.

You're not clever with your replies.

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Mrluvaluva

There is no point having a debate with you darling.

You're not clever with your replies.

I'm not your darling...And it does not have to be directed at me...just post your view on the topic?...

[Mrluvaluva]

Originally Posted by kizzy

I'm not your darling...And it does not have to be directed at me...just post your view on the topic?...

My view? Hmm...

"No...I don't wish to explain."

Is that a valid answer?

[Mystic Mock]

Howcome a fight has broke out on here? I am with Pyramid on this though and I have more that I want to add.

In the School that I go to now, there was a girl in the same year as me being bullied by another guy in my year, she tried to tell the Teacher and she completely ignored what she said and the girl skipped School for 2 days, she told me when she came back what he was doing to her and I beat the **** out of him first and threatened to kill him if he done it again, he hasn't bullied her since as far as im aware.

[Pyramid*]

Originally Posted by jedward fever

Howcome a fight has broke out on here? I am with Pyramid on this though and I have more that I want to add.

In the School that I go to now, there was a girl in the same year as me being bullied by another guy in my year, she tried to tell the Teacher and she completely ignored what she said and the girl skipped School for 2 days, she told me when she came back what he was doing to her and I beat the **** out of him first and threatened to kill him if he done it again, he hasn't bullied her since as far as im aware.

I'll get the blame !!

Don't get me wrong here: this isn't covering all and every teacher as there are some fab ones out there - but it's these bad apples that spoil the whole bunch. Then there is the pressure placed on others by Unions, by the colleagues etc. I've broken strikes before, being called a scab, driving through picket lines, feeling really ill at ease that something bad was going happen etc: and then had to work for months with the hellish unpleasant feelings which bust up friendships etc.

All because I didn't agree and I quite liked the idea of keeping a roof over my head and continue paying my way in this world rather than take the chance of having my 'cards marked'.

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by jedward fever

Howcome a fight has broke out on here? I am with Pyramid on this though and I have more that I want to add.

In the School that I go to now, there was a girl in the same year as me being bullied by another guy in my year, she tried to tell the Teacher and she completely ignored what she said and the girl skipped School for 2 days, she told me when she came back what he was doing to her and I beat the **** out of him first and threatened to kill him if he done it again, he hasn't bullied her since as far as im aware.

JF.....Seriously I am at a loss....
There is no fight don't worry....It is a difference of opinion is all
You can not write off all teachers for one incident can you?...hmmm?

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by kizzy

JF.....Seriously I am at a loss....
There is no fight don't worry....It is a difference of opinion is all
You can not write off all teachers for one incident can you?...hmmm?

I was only joking on the fight part.

But this isn't the first time i've seen incompetence off Teachers, if they want to be taken seriously then they need to improve dramatically as I shouldn't have had to help my friend out like that, it's suppose to be the Teachers job to sort situations like that out but she couldn't be bothered.

[Pyramid*]

Originally Posted by jedward fever

I was only joking on the fight part.

But this isn't the first time i've seen incompetence off Teachers, if they want to be taken seriously then they need to improve dramatically as I shouldn't have had to help my friend out like that, it's suppose to be the Teachers job to sort situations like that out but she couldn't be bothered.

JF. You know the first rule of Fight Club is ......sssshhhhh.

That's them bloody teachers these days, standards are slipping !! tee hee

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Pyramid*

JF. You know the first rule of Fight Club is ......sssshhhhh.

That's them bloody teachers these days, standards are slipping !! tee hee

I don't feel they are...JF's case was an isolated incident...

[Mystic Mock]

What I was trying to say but ran out of space was, was that Students skip School if someone is bullying them, and this was a case here where the Teacher knew about it and she didn't do anything about it, disgusting and my friend could have missed out on weeks of education.

[Mystic Mock]

Im laughing at how everyone's viewing this thread but not posting.

[Pyramid*]

Originally Posted by jedward fever

Im laughing at how everyone's viewing this thread but not posting.

I just checked when I saw your post on here !! (was away looking for chocolates)

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by jedward fever

Im laughing at how everyone's viewing this thread but not posting.

Are they? I wonder why that is ......

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by kizzy

Are they? I wonder why that is ......

On what I saw yes they was.

The debating on here is crazy lol.

[Vicky.]

Very rare I agree with strikes but this time I do.

It is ridiculous (imo) that a teacher can be threatened with losing their job because kids dont listen. You could follow the curriculum perfectly but if you have a couple of ignorant twats in your class who simply dont want to listen, you can be penalized for it? Unfair.

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

Very rare I agree with strikes but this time I do.

It is ridiculous (imo) that a teacher can be threatened with losing their job because kids dont listen. You could follow the curriculum perfectly but if you have a couple of ignorant twats in your class who simply dont want to listen, you can be penalized for it? Unfair.

Good point vicky, There is too much finger pointing at teachers more emphasis needs to be on reforming the failing system we have, and having stricter rules on disapline.
Teachers are scared of the students in some areas.

[Livia]

Originally Posted by kizzy

Good point vicky, There is too much finger pointing at teachers more emphasis needs to be on reforming the failing system we have, and having stricter rules on disapline.
Teachers are scared of the students in some areas.

As you've said, using several hundred words, this strike is about increased pension contributions and doesn't really have anything to do with 'discipline'.

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Livia

As you've said, using several hundred words, this strike is about increased pension contributions and doesn't really have anything to do with 'discipline'.

Pensions are the main issue...However they are not the ONLY issue.

[Pyramid*]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

Very rare I agree with strikes but this time I do.

It is ridiculous (imo) that a teacher can be threatened with losing their job because kids dont listen. You could follow the curriculum perfectly but if you have a couple of ignorant twats in your class who simply dont want to listen, you can be penalized for it? Unfair.

Oh don't get me wrong here: I agree re the few ignorant twat students - but that's not the main premise of the strike action:- and apart from which: that's not entirely down to the government - that's all to do with poor and ineffective managment of the school in question in how they address these types of idiot students (same as they same type are in jobs). It's bad managment - at all levels.

However, the main premise of the strike is financially related in respect of pension deals and a not altogether unrealistic tightening of financial belts - on salaries and in pension contributions being made - as well as roles being altered. That happens in any job: it's called changes in job description - and in most cases: it's entirely legal - you have the choice to accept those changed or not. Very rarely are such changes made to the point that they are unacceptable to people: and when they are, they tend to have been made to 'force out' the driftwood.

[Kizzy]

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/ed...s-7627009.html
QUOTE:
NUT members threatening regional days of action throughout England and Wales over increased pension contributions – which will see them facing cuts in their take-home pay for the first time in 80 years from this month – and plans to raise the pension age to 67.

Working harder , for less money, paying more in contributions , for much longer....
I call that pretty unacceptable.

[Livia]

Originally Posted by kizzy

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/ed...s-7627009.html
QUOTE:
NUT members threatening regional days of action throughout England and Wales over increased pension contributions – which will see them facing cuts in their take-home pay for the first time in 80 years from this month – and plans to raise the pension age to 67.

Working harder , for less money, paying more in contributions , for much longer....
I call that pretty unacceptable.

I call it "what everyone else in the real world is having to do".

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Livia

I call it "what everyone else in the real world is having to do".

I call it an assault on those who educate the next generation.
Who will be the next the government target ...the 999 services is my guess, who will be the next to strike I wonder?
Further feelings of the union on Micheal Gove...
http://www.guardian.co.uk/education/...s-michael-gove

[Pyramid*]

Originally Posted by kizzy

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/ed...s-7627009.html
QUOTE:
NUT members threatening regional days of action throughout England and Wales over increased pension contributions – which will see them facing cuts in their take-home pay for the first time in 80 years from this month – and plans to raise the pension age to 67.

Working harder , for less money, paying more in contributions , for much longer....
I call that pretty unacceptable.

Already addressed several pages ago and almost 80 odd posts back ...- but one of thoses ones that you conveniently didn't want to address.

http://www.thisisbigbrother.com/foru...4&postcount=68

In this economic climate - one of the unions, NUT I think it was, revealed that the monthly wage cut which will show in wage packets next month is an average of £30 per month - they also quoted that it was the first time since 1930 , that public sectors had to take a 'cut' in salary. First since 1930 !!!!

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Pyramid*

Already addressed several pages ago and almost 80 odd posts back ...- but one of thoses ones that you conveniently didn't want to address.

What is your point?...That was during the depression.
Are you suggesting we are in a depression now?...If so do you not feel it odd that tax relief be given to high earners during a depression?...I do